Do you know about Propranolol? (thyroid meds, advantage, symptom, vitamins)
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Google propanolol and social anxiety. People who have to do public speaking sometimes take a dose.
" Propranolol (Inderal) Possible Benefits. Used for short-term relief of social anxiety. May reduce some peripheral symptoms of anxiety, such as tachycardia and sweating, and general tension, can help control symptoms of stage fright and public-speaking fears, has few side effects. "
I am getting confused on what you were charged $200 out of pocket for and what not and I don't have time at the moment to go back through the posts to read all of them again to figure it out. But anyway, I just wanted to point out in case you were not aware, that Linsinopril is one of the meds on the $4 Walmart prescription list just in case you or anyone else is paying more out of pocket for that particular drug.
Here is the full $4 prescription drug list at Walmart if you or anyone else would like, or need, to reference it.
I am getting confused on what you were charged $200 out of pocket for and what not and I don't have time at the moment to go back through the posts to read all of them again to figure it out. But anyway, I just wanted to point out in case you were not aware, that Linsopril is one of the meds on the $4 Walmart prescription list just in case you or anyone else is paying more out of pocket for that particular drug.
Here is the full $4 prescription drug list at Walmart if you or anyone else would like, or need, to reference it.
I do know it's an expensive medication that my DH doctor wanted him on for slightly elevated BP. It would have cost us $200 a month with insurance! We had the doctor change the med to something less expensive.
The $4 price is with prescription insurance, right? I don't buy prescription insurance.
No, I do believe that as long as you have a prescription then you can get any of the meds on their list for $4. I don't believe it matters whether you have insurance or not. I do believe I have used it in the past when I did not have any insurance. Call your local Walmart and inquire within.
All of the drugs that they have on their list are fairly cheap to produce so they pass the savings onto the customer as long as they have a prescription for it, even without insurance. They also use these drugs as loss leaders to draw people to their pharmacy.
Google propanolol and social anxiety. People who have to do public speaking sometimes take a dose.
" Propranolol (Inderal) Possible Benefits. Used for short-term relief of social anxiety. May reduce some peripheral symptoms of anxiety, such as tachycardia and sweating, and general tension, can help control symptoms of stage fright and public-speaking fears, has few side effects. "
Musicians use it for performance anxiety and it's also used to lower blood pressure.
No, I do believe that as long as you have a prescription then you can get any of the meds on their list for $4. I don't believe it matters whether you have insurance or not. I do believe I have used it in the past when I did not have any insurance. Call your local Walmart and inquire within.
All of the drugs that they have on their list are fairly cheap to produce so they pass the savings onto the customer as long as they have a prescription for it, even without insurance. They also use these drugs as loss leaders to draw people to their pharmacy.
I get my BP meds from CVS and get 90 at a time....so I pay about $15 or so for my BP med, each one of them...I get 90 of each when I get refills. I don't shop walmart so I work with what I have...and glad my doc gives me 90 of each with refills. No insurance. I can't complain...this $4 sounds like for 30...
Last edited by jaminhealth; 02-05-2018 at 12:24 PM..
I get my BP meds from CVS and get 90 at a time....so I pay about $15 or so for my BP med, each one of them...I get 90 of each when I get refills. I don't shop walmart so I work with what I have...and glad myt doc gives me 90 of each with refills. No insurance. I can't complain...this $4 sounds like for 30...
It is $4 for 30 day supply and $10 for 90 day supply for drugs on the $4 list at Walmart. I posted it for anyone who needs it and finds it cheaper and didn't know about it.
It is $4 for 30 day supply and $10 for 90 day supply for drugs on the $4 list at Walmart. I posted it for anyone who needs it and finds it cheaper and didn't know about it.
Maybe that's true about walmart and $10 for 90 days and I guess we're still talking propranolol...I'm bowing out as I'm OK with what I'm paying and don't buy insurance for drugs. And I don't use the propranolol but I have heard so many have drug insurance these days. Depends on strength of pills too.
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